Day: August 21, 2023

Ramaswamy earns second presidential endorsement from Iowa official in Treasurer Roby Smith

11:00 am August 21, 2023

EXCLUSIVE – Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy has racked up another endorsement in Iowa as state Treasurer Roby Smith announces his support for the candidate. Ramaswamy, the political outsider who has seen a surge in the polls in recent months, now has the backing of Smith and state Sen. Scott Webster in the home of […]

Ken Cuccinelli bashes CNN for using edited clip of DeSantis: ‘He wasn’t talking about Trump supporters!’

10:56 am August 21, 2023

Former Virginia Attorney General and Ron DeSantis ally Ken Cuccinelli defended the Republican presidential candidate on CNN after DeSantis was criticized for using the phrase “listless vessels” in an interview to seemingly describe voters. CNN host Kasie Hunt got into an argument with Cuccinelli after she showed an edited clip of DeSantis on “State of […]

Biden’s key immigration policy allowing hundreds of thousands of migrants to enter US faces trial this week

10:47 am August 21, 2023

A key part of President Biden’s immigration policy, the humanitarian parole program, which allows up to 30,000 people from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Venezuela to enter the U.S. monthly, will face trial to determine its legality later this week. The program, which was created for Venezuelans in the fall of 2022 and was expanded again […]

San Francisco retailer challenges Mayor Breed to swap jobs for 180 days: ‘You’d see a lot of change’

10:00 am August 21, 2023

The owner of San Francisco’s historic luxury department store is holding the feet of elected officials to the fire over the city’s deteriorating conditions, leveling a threat to move his business elsewhere if nothing changes. For over 165 years, Gump’s was a popular stop for shoppers who visit the City by the Bay. But in […]

Biden’s war against the lands, waters and American workers just got even bigger

10:00 am August 21, 2023

Nearly 1 million acres. That’s an area larger than the state of Rhode Island. It’s also the area of land President Biden just locked away by designating a new national monument in Arizona. Let’s back up a little. The Antiquities Act is a 1906 law that grants U.S. presidents authority to create national monuments for […]